2017 the most worthwhile coffee shop in Tokyo, the lazy bag has been packed.

April is a good season to travel. Going to a coffee shop to read a chapter of your favorite book, or just lazily basking in the sun and stretching yourself before you go to sleep is definitely the fastest way to get into local mode when you go to a new destination. To measure whether a city can lead contemporary trends, the Coffee Index is definitely a good iconic keyhole. Nowadays, more and more coffee shops are springing up from California, Berlin, Tokyo and Shanghai, and you can taste the cup that best suits your taste with little effort.

Today we recommend the six coffee shops that mars thinks you should visit-Tokyo, in a city with more coffee shops than clouds, this may not be the most comprehensive and comprehensive guide, but we can assure you: every one you have to go to will make up the most unforgettable clue to your trip.

Of course, our presentation is also very special. All the pictures are taken by iPhone 7 Plus and edited with Clips, a cool video creation app that Apple just launched today. It's very special and worth clicking on!

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This is the shop of Yoshi Sawada, a coffee champion recommended to me by my good friend Fish (who is also a god in the domestic coffee industry) in Beijing eight years ago. It is hidden in the alley behind the hustle and bustle of Shibuya, and the whole shop is as comfortable as a cat's nest when the sun is fine. Yoshi Sawada shot to fame after winning the 2008 Seattle Coffee Art Championship in Seattle in 2008, so you can experience one of the best lattes in STREAMER COFFEE.

The boss himself is also a hipster, and he often combines with some Japanese tide brands to produce coffee-related peripheral products, such as the environmentally friendly recycled take-out cup insulation cover.

The store is not big, but it is trendy everywhere, whether it's skateboards scattered on the walls or story-filled stickers on coffee machines, and although STREAMER COFFEE has opened several stores in Tokyo, the atmosphere is still worth checking out for yourself.

STREAMER COFFEE COMPANY

Address: 1-20-28, Shibuya,Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

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I can't seem to get around this store after all. It deserves more ink than Blue Bottle, and on the premise of excellent production, its biggest feature is that it is too special-every Barista seems to have traveled from a mysterious laboratory, dressed in an experimental white coat, and if you order a cup of hand, they will take out beans with different flavors from the science test tube in front of them, chat with you and "make" your own cup.

TORANOMON KOFFEE

Address: 1-23-3 Toranomon,Minato-ku,Tokyo 2F Toranomon Hills Mori Tower 105-6302 Japan

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Qingchengbai River has almost become a distribution center for imported coffee, although this place is not very convenient for tourists, it still attracts coffee lovers one after another, and one of the reasons for their special trip is Allpress Espresso.

If you walk around, you will see it smokes like a factory, and the whole store used to be an old wood warehouse; as the name suggests, the coffee here is famous for Espresso, although it comes from New Zealand, and the store in Tokyo has an exclusive flavor of beans bought from it. It is recommended that you sit on an outdoor bench, finish a drink and see strangers passing by in the neighborhood. It is a beautiful and ordinary day.

Allpress Espresso

Address: Hirano 135-0023 Tokyo, Koto, Hirano 3 Dingmu 7 2

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In Ginza, Monocle Cafe, the only Monocle Caf é in the world and the only one in Asia, is on the negative floor of Hankyu Men's Tokyo Mall. It offers not only coffee (coffee beans come from the Allpress Espresso above), but also light meals-Rice with Curry Beef or cream waffles are amazing.

Of course, you can buy a lot of Monocle rides around here, some of which are exclusively available in Tokyo, such as the backpack jointly with Porter, which is not available even on the official website.

Monocle Caf é Tokyo

Address: Hankyu Men's B1F, 2-5-1 Yurakucho Chiyoda-ku Tokyo Cafe 100-8488

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Here we are, my favorite PADDLERS COFFEE, can be said to be a good brother with California Stumptown Coffee Roasters, you can see the Stumptown beans on sale at the cashier. If you want to drink a cup of coffee that I recommend, then I must recommend their TODAY COFFEE,Barista to choose one for you, and the boss is a conscientious person, will go to change a vinyl record from time to time, because he thinks that different guests should like different styles of music.

The shop has an indescribably beautiful small garden, sitting in the sun with coffee, leaves falling on books, and other guests will look at you through a small window from time to time and pay attention to the way they drink coffee.

PADDLERS COFFEE

Address: this is my favorite one. I want to hide it, so if you really want to go there, please search it yourself.

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Fuglen is both a coffee shop and a retro home store, and even the retro coffee pot inside is worth a glimpse of. I remember that Takashi Murakami invited them as a coffee partner when he was doing an exhibition in Tokyo. You can taste many unique snacks in Fuglen, with super coffee here, and the door is almost full of foreigners living in Tokyo. You certainly can't find a place, so you might as well take it out, then walk to the side path and take a stroll, and you may find many grocery stores worth missing.

Fuglen Tokyo

Address: Tomiya 1-16-11, Shibuya district, Tokyo